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af~ te1 ~LET S Ideal Program, C C May MIcAvoy i "A I loilespuli cn Vamp" will be shown Thursday and j Friday of this Week. The old gray c mare--she ain't what she used to be, re neither is the country inade as you will see if you attend the Ideal on either of these two days. Meg Mackensie was a c little country drudge whose uncle ar ranged a liveless marriage fot her. ()i the eve of this marriage she becomes ill iocently involved in a dramatic situation whith a stranger in the village, and the unlcle declares hiet' compromised. They force the man to marry Meg. The in willing bridegroom plans to have the wedding annulled but Meg. succeeds in lmaking hersel f attractive enough to vamnp him and imakes him forget all about his frightened fiancee. A comedy "Path Day" will also he shown. Jack -oxie in "The Crow's Nest," a thrilling Western will l)e shown Satur day olll. Tom MIoore in "Beating the Game," an exciting crook play is the attraction for Monday and 'I'uesday. A coledy. "Those Athletic ('irls", is one of Mack Sennet specials, in which his famous bathing beauties play the leading role. Gloria Swanson inl "He'r Husband's Tradelark" will be shown for one day only. Wedlnesday. A Harold Lloyd comedv with liebe Daniels will also be on this program. Jack 1,(,ndon's areat st(iry, "'TIle Soil Of A Wolf" is the attraction for next Where They Are. Jolin 1uchanan, chemistry shark and erstwhile business manager of the Garnet and Black, will study medicille at John Hopkins this year. Buck has the goods and we helive he will deliver. Julian Cave. after a thoro preparation at C. C. and the Carolina Coaching Scho%, will coach the Fairfax eleven. His spare tine will be devoted to the teaching of 11istory and Eiglisl. Washie Clark hopes to put aside his worldlY ways and enter the Presbyterian Seminary. We understand that Washie has turned his mono)oly on the co-eds over to Purely Thompkins. Luke Cox has accepted the position of plrilncipal f the \Vof ford High School. TIhere are several nice young ladies on the faculty. Bill Gaines will le with the Darling to,n Higih School this year. Ve tunder stand that lie intends to transmit Nietz. schean culture to the natives. Charles Gee is to travel thi China for an American business house. Inl his spare niomntcilts le hIoIes to Cxplain to the fair Orientals the intricacies of the latest New York jazz. Norman Iuckabee proclaims that he is to teach at \Viinsboro. We predict that soon after his arrival that sedate town will be armused from the lethargy which has possessed her hi these many years ( since J. C. Bluchanan has been at Carolina). Miss (Cornelia Huggins will teach at the l in Air Schoold in Columbinia. Fred Parker has beecn the most fortu nate of all, ier is tot teach music at Chiicora. No do.uht this arranigemnent will be satis fac try to the young Chicoreans as weil as to Fred. IEddie Th'iompsonI has accepted a lio sitioni on the faculty otf tihe Pltant City, Florida, iiighi Scho ol. At last culture is to be taken into Florida. (Anid don't we remember having heard once that Filoridla was represented ini tihe studtet btody last year ?) J . D). \Vooten will take a course ini Jonual ismn at Columbia University. \Vith that facile pen whlich has so often 'ont ribuited l iterary gemts to the Caro Ilinian he should make a great success in his chotseni field. llrantley Harvey is practicing iaw at hount i ful ih'au fort. lIrantley was a btig plersolnaility in thI e st udent body last ye'ar and he wvill be missed greatly'. Carson 1King is plract icing law in Co lumblia. lIe was de feated in is race for mnagist rate but is gtoinlg st rong inl is law ptractice. Quit man i\NiarshallI, former presidenlt (If the I,.aw Association, wvas recently elected magistrate oif the city of Colum bia. Socrates E'rvini, IIucks Crosby3 anid oithers will pursue their1 chleckered1 ca reers in various parts (If tile state, and C'arolinia wishes the best (if luck to these and all her other loyal sons no(w and ini 0ov GOA Ilitrsdav at Iriday. lidith Robert' the Ieau'tifIl little star of Cecil B DeMille's "Saturdav Night" heads th, cast. A coiedy "Kid 1,ove" will als< he presctte<l. The prices at tile Idial are always 11 and 25 cents. Imperial Program. "yellov .llen and Gold" starrint Richard Dix and Helen Chadwick is th, attraction at the Imperial today. N is Edith Mae l'attersin, the ".lost Beauti ful Girl In America," is also oin th same progranm, appearing in person fou tilies daily. A special comedy, star rig Johnni11ie Iiles, entitled "Torchy, Iloildtp" and News will also lie showi Beginning Saturday for three days i lames (fliver Cut wood's greatest sttr of t lte Iar North. "The Vallev of Sileni XIcn". It's a Costnopolitan 'aramoti prq)Iouctiim, starrilng j\liia Rlubens, o "IHumreltsqiue" fame, and I,ew Cod\ Miss Patterson appears for the las timic Saturday with the great productiot A IFox coinledy. starring Al. St. johi wholl Qverybody remiembers as Fatt Alrblckle's partter inl comedies. will 1) also shown. It is called "Fool1 Days." "The Glorimis Fool," a comedv ro mance by NIary Roberts Rienhart, i the attraction for \Vednesdav. Thurs day, and Ftridav. It is a Goldwyn pic [urc starring Richard Dix and Helen Chadwick. Introducing Professor Rowe. The position (If dail of the Schon (if lingineering which was formerly il the able hands of Prof. M. Good Holmes, will now be filled by Prof Walter 1E. Rowe if Baltimore. It wil he remembered that Prof. Rowe heh this same position at the University it 1917-18. The University is indeed for tunate ini securing a mat of Prof. Rowe' ability. Proi. Rowe received his education a the University of Oreg!on, Nebraska an< ('Ihicago. He received the H. S. degre, in engineering from Nebraska in 189( The liew\, dean- of the Engineerinj Sch(ol cones to us with an enviabl, rec(rd, both as at educator and as ai engileer. Ile was first in School worl in Nebraska. Kentucky and Montan In 1104-5 lie hl-d the position of pro fessor of llatheilatics aild physics at th University (if New Mexico. The foil lowing year lie was professor if civi engineering at the Oklahoma Agrical tral and Mechanical School. The nlex year fouluil him ill tle position of deal of the (College of Civil nligineering a the ilUniversity of Kentucky. Then fol mwed work at the Uliversity of Soutl Carolina and tlie Drexel Institute o Philadelllia. In 1920 Prof. Rowe was engineer all manager for JohnIit HC. Hanld ald Son Conpany. He is a lloembelcr of a iini her of engilleering societies. The friends of Prof. Rlowe are pleasei to welcome him ack to tIhe Caroli catupitus. Under his aIle gutidance iti expIectedI that the success ful reord o the- engitneer ig selco will bIe conit inue< College Night. ' Tinight the C'ol lege "V"' willI hav lie usual blig ('ol lege N ighit that stat the year o1ff with a whoop. Hob Hop11 is ini chlarge (If the arranigemnents all Plant IK-lly is to pIreside,. so it's a surle thitig hcet that everyvthintg wilI be hatndle, itl fitne stylIe. Mr t. IellI says that one oi thle mo1(st attractive features of thle lpr( gram will b Ie the scar-i ty (If spleechies andc all whoIn have bletn at Car-olina Ibefot kntow that this is some featur-e. livetry (rgatizatiotn onl the camipus i to lbe given a chanice to tmake itsel ki.tlwnl toI the tnew mnen and to retnew ac qulaintatnces with tIle (ld onies. Theo "i odea"' is thlat each ocrganiizationh is tol pu a stutnt of sotme kind inisteacd of senini a re'presenta tivye itpo n the plIat for i talk a bhue streak foIr as Ilontg as th cr-owdl will tolerate hin. Onte of the hteadliniers will he somi fantcy gymt wIork andi( bo(xing hy Mi \'atn's gymi team,i anid pcerhiaps, the feai ttre ocf the evenling wvill bIe the bcig Pe NIeet ing that is to colme at the end o ite prtog.rattl. liver-yonte tist know tlh words(1 of thle Carolinia songs atnd yelb tme jpro fitably by3 pring ((vet- thle page of thte I tllndbook,. which inicluodes almino all ccf themt. liveryonle is urged to c(otne (lit and( big trteat is inc store. All the boys ar expectedl and arranigetmenits have biee tmadle for thle alutnii and co -(ds to h tlrewset cl Dr. G. Croft Williams. The friends of the University ar, pleased to learn that Dr. G. Croft \Vil liams has beei addled to the faculty it the capacity of adjust professor of so ciology. Dr. \illiams is an Kpiscopa iniister and has had several charges ii this state. lie has also served ably a secretary of the Board of Charities ani corrections, and the State Ioard of Pub lic W'el fare. Dr. \Villiams is one of ti leading scholars of the state and is m11anl Of niuch personal naginetism. Th University is indeed fortunate in secur ing his services. The following is a list of the course to be of fered by Dr. Williams: 10. Outlines of Sociology. An an alysis of populations social forces socia processes and social product.s The ob ject Of this course is to give the stuiden a knowledge of the fundamentals of th r science. X. XV. F., 8:30. IH. 1. Social Work. A study of th, " principles of social technique, with en phasis u1pon the conditions in Soluth Car olina. Students will visit a number o t piblic and private institutions and agen iles to Observe their workings. M. X\ fF. 12. First Semester. t I Community Organization. A I. analysis of tile m14dern community-it forces ilstitution)'. mletlOds of integra tion, problems Of orgalized wel fare. eth T. h'll. S.. I I second Semester. - 12. I Crime and its Social Treat S ment. Atteitionl will be given especi ally to criminal problems of the Soutil ST. . 4. First Semester. Il The Family. Investigations o the problems of the modern fanil) Scial case work. The Home. T. h'll 4. Seconld Semester. 5. I and II. llelelts of Genera SiPciiology. Anl Introduction to the ge eral view of Iman experience represen ted by socioIlogv. Designed too givi StudentS a knowledge (of tile evolution o SOciety. the scientific approach to so cial facts. and the outstanding theorie: of social purpose. social progress an social control. M1. X\. F., 4. OOO_ Department of Engineering. iThe Prospects for a large enrollme inl tile Department of Engineering ar good. \lost (of the undergraduate stu dents of last year will be back and timblier of new students have arrange< to enter. - P'rofessor Teeple has been onl the cam pits all stuiniier and will be with the de - partient as isual this year. The ie Ihead of the department Mr. \\alter I Rmwe, is ait old friend returning to ser t ice. Tie will be welcomed by thos, 1 associated with him during the wa t years 1917-18 and by his new friends oi - the capliuts. . _ 000-o "fDoes George believe in love at firs sight Yes. He sasv one gets such anx eye till at first sight, there is little chanc of a mistake." f Souther Columbia, S. C. Overk Our new hon Overk~ RI. D). LAMBERT, Pres. The Freshman Team. This year the Ireshmllail teallis are be - ing emipliasizedi all over the colliltry to i an extent never known before, and in - this particular^'the University of South Carolina i, no exceition.our Freshmet; I will i as inl past yars. he under the in s structiol of a special lreshinan coach. : but ill addition they will this year p;ay - a fuill eight game schedule which will be e watched by Carolina enthusiasts with 1 interest secolil ("Ily to that illifested ; i the varsity c('4ntests. - lleyward Irockiigton of Kiigstree, a law school graduate of last year, and a s mani who has had tile distiiietion of five years varsity football at Carolina, is vwhipping the first year iuen into shape I for their first game which will be played - agaiinst 1'. C. il Columbia oin ()ctber t 6. A htuich of good material has al L: ready reported and lrick says lie is ex pecting additions to his squad from Slay to day for some titne yet. Every - Freslinal who has ever played foot - hall. or who thinks lie might ever play f football. shotuld report for practice and - give Coach B rockington a chance to size him ip. There is. of course, no such thing as a groupe of letter mln wko 11 are alnost certain of making the team s and this gives everyone an equal chance. - Carolina varsities of the future de. J ipend tiponl the Freshinan team of today for the bulk of their material and it - is the duty of every Freshinan to) show - ill oil the field and do his hit. 1. Brock says that he will drill his sutiad in the same principles that .\Metzger isl i teaching the varsity candidates SO that all the coaches and ey p\layer on2 the field will he working harmoniiotsly for the Garnet and IBlack teams of t0day and the fiture. The University is go.. - ing great gims this ycar. \Vatch our duist! Freshman Reception. The inual Fresilillen ReceptiOnl will be ptilled off lext Thursday night ac cording to .\Mr. Blell and it is expected to) be o mllollentouls incident in the lives of all the first year men. At this time t the iew\ lads at tile Univ.-rsity will have e their first chance to mingle with the las - sies froll) Chicora and Columbia Col t leges whi will he out inl force. F.very 1 Freshiiall silild be on hand fIr this gala oCCasioil and a goOd time is prom - isC ine and all. It is an unWritten laV - at Carolina that, Soonler or later. (11ne T Sllust acqluire tIle liabit of going to C T ,hat me can C at CC.. and next Thrtis - day NIMr. Hell is (iffering everyone a chance to get ill on the grolilcd floor, r as'twere. I All the plans for tile receptionl have nIt beel coIpleted but fill aninoluce lleilts will be Illade later. t - - ----(( Agenlt-And this invention is practi - cally nloiseless. 2 P'at-Noiscless is tit?, Anything noise ecss sounds go(ld to mle.--Life. a~ Teachers'i COVERS THE STATE Chattanoga, Tenn. md and Willis I rest motor car values in A merica to, re is close to the Campus. mud Columh Corner Sumter and Sdt THREE DAYS ONLY Sept. 23-24-25 ZICHARD 3ARTHELMESS N HIS LATEST SUCCESS 'SONNY" Also a Mermaid Comedy "RAPID FIRE" COMING OCTOBER 4TH-STH-6TH VON TROHEIM 'he Daddy of all He Lovers m Universal's Million Dollar Photo Play FOOLISH WIVES Picture You'll Never Forget COMING SOON Porothy Phillips in "Hurri can's Gal" lorma Talmadge in "The Eternal Flame" ,uy Bates Post in "The Mas querader" Keep Your Eye On LESTER'S RIVOLI For The Best Pictures Duthern Shoe Repair Shop 2 Blocks from the Campus HALF SOLES - - $1.00 RUBBER HEELS - .50 1021 Main St. Meet your friends at The Tea Shop IN THE ARCADE 00 A. M. 8:30 P. M. \gency Richmond, Va. QnightU ia Co.U Telenhone 6361 ndr 5833